MLB 2022: The Long and Winding Thread

Spent 45 minutes wrestling with Apple's signup/login to watch Nats-Giants before saying "fuck it" and turning on the radio.

 

Oh, yeah. The Mets got the no-hitter. Five of them.

Just doesn't feel the same anymore, does it.

 

Not quite the same emotions as the Santana no-no in 2012.

 

I was in Three Rivers Stadium when Francisco Cordova and Ricardo Rincon threw a combined no-hitter in 1997. It definitely felt a little different than if one pitcher did it.

Even 27 years ago, Megill wouldn't have gotten there. He was already up to 88 pitches after five innings. Sure, he probably should have been allowed to pitch the sixth, but he probably would have needed at least 150 pitches to complete the thing.

 

"Pussy."

 

Kinda amusing how Sparky Anderson was called Captain Hook for frequently going to the bullpen. Nowadays, it’s typical.

 

NOT the play of the day.

 

Those are some unmanly vibes, dude

 

Kershaw just struck out the side to become the Dodgers' all-time strikeout leader. Now with 2,699.

 

This Brieske kid for the Tigers pitched a nice 5 innings.

 

“Hehe. Now you have a good excuse to get a new Guardians jersey.”

“I want a divorce.”